Python port of RumpelTree++ (plus some demo tooling)

I'm not really that much of a Python person, but as most infosec people 
don't really like C++ that much, I decided do port RumpelTree++ to 
Python. Its a sparse capabilities library for decomposeable and 
singly-attenuateable  DAG structures of serializable nodes. I've also 
included a quick hack bussybox-like tool with a bunch of symlinks that 
should allow you to play around a bit with disjunct DAGs that get AES 
encrypted in a hidden directory in your home dir. I've noticed that a 
people with who I failed to explain the algorithm got the idea pretty 
quickly after playing around with this tool.  I thus invite everyone  to 
please clone this repo and have ten minutes of playing around with the 
rumpelbox tools to get a bit of a feel of the strength of the concepts 
that this library enables you to implement.

Any Python input would be very much welcomed by the way, as I said, I'm 
not much of a Python person so I'll be very happy to accept any pull 
request or general suggestion as to making my Python library code more 
robust. Don't bother about the rumpelbox code though, that part is not 
meant to be used in production anyway.

Have fun and let me know what you think.

https://github.com/pibara/pyrumpeltree
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